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DT Systems Blank Powerloads
$17.99
*Due to the components of this item it can only be shipped through our $7.95 shipping option.
The D.T. Systems Super Pro Power Loads help train your hunting dog for hunting situations. Made especially for use with DT Systems Super-Pro Dummy Launchers. The power loads launch dummies at different distances....
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*Due to the components of this item it can only be shipped through our $7.95 shipping option.
The D.T. Systems Super Pro Power Loads help train your hunting dog for hunting situations. Made especially for use with DT Systems Super-Pro Dummy Launchers. The power loads launch dummies at different distances. The SuperPro Power Loads are a CCI .22 blank available in three different powers. Pick the distance you want your training dummy to go. Hunting dogs will learn at different distances. Green is the lightest load resulting in a 40 to 80-yard retrieve. The Yellow Load is a medium load resulting in a 70 to 100 yard retrieve and the heaviest load is the Red Load resulting in a 100 to 120 yard downrange. The CCI .22 Blank Power Loads contain 100 loads per box. For use with the SuperPro Dummy Launcher for hunting dog training.
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